The Crate That Nobody Ordered
In the summer of 1925, Vincent Corallo believed he had solved the problem of Chicago. The problem, as Vinnie understood it, was not the booze. The booze was easy—Canadian whiskey came down through Detroit, gin was cooked in bathtubs across Cicero, and the beer trucks ran regular as the elevated trains. No, the problem was geography. Chicago in 1925 was a city of invisible borders, lines drawn...
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